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Restaurants Guide › Japanese
Aji Sai Sushi
- 3241 Yonge St. (at Bowood Ave.); plus three other locations • View on map »
- 416-482-2080
Editorial Review
This tranquil Japanese restaurant provides diners with a quiet setting in which to sample a unique variety of freshly prepared sushi and combination dinners. Aside from the ubiquitous teriyakis and tempuras, sushi, udon and bento boxes, Aji Sai offers agemono, a choice of seafood or meat submerged in a bread crumb batter and deep-fried to a crispy finish—served with salad, miso soup, rice and dessert. Mains $6–$19.95.
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